Sebastian Offshore Fishing Report and Forecast: Sept. 2013

Kingfish will be moving in closer to shore as the late mullet run starts. This will help the person with the smaller boat. Remember to have plenty of stinger rigs on board as a nice size king will twist that wire and it will not be able to be used again. Make sure your reels have plenty of line on them if not replace it because you never can tell when that 50 pound king is going to take the bait.Aug 30th, 2013

South Indian River Lagoon Fishing Report: Sept. 2013

September is always an exciting month to fish along the Treasure Coast. Anglers eagerly await the arrival of the annual … Aug 30th, 2013

Stuart Offshore Fishing Report and Forecast: Sept. 2013

Greetings Martin County, Florida fishing fans! The summer is here for sure and the heat and hot water makes things … Aug 29th, 2013

Stuart Inshore / Nearshore Fishing Report and Forecast: September 2013

It’s hard to imagine the destruction of the oyster beds in the St. Lucie River. The firm white sandy bars … Aug 29th, 2013

A Tale of Two Estuaries

By Ellie Van Os, Florida Oceanographic Society Our estuaries have been in the media a lot lately and the news … Aug 29th, 2013

Bimini Sands offers pilots Bahamas airport Processing Fee rebate

Bimini Sands offering private pilots a rebate of up to $75 when flying into Bimini International Airport and staying a … Aug 16th, 2013

Florida east coast anglers can help FWC collect red snapper data

Recreational red snapper season is open Aug. 23 through Aug. 25 in south Atlantic federal waters. Photo credit: MyFWCmedia. NEWS … Aug 16th, 2013

Bahamas News Roundup – August 2013

From news reports submitted to CAM BIMINI After weeks of delays, the inaugural voyage of the Resorts World Bimini SuperFast … Aug 9th, 2013

Crossing-for-a-Cure to launch Bimini-to-Lake Worth attempt on Friday, August 9

ALICE TOWN, BIMINI, THE BAHAMAS—AUGUST 8, 2013— Four South Florida watermen will begin paddling from the historic Bimini Big Game … Aug 8th, 2013

Stuart Deep Sea Fishing Report and Forecast: August 2013

Summer days in August lead bottom fishing anglers to the "southern reef " offshore of the world famous St. Lucie Inlet. Here, large populations of mutton snapper cruise the reef line in 60 to 90 feet of water and beckon the most experienced of versatile anglers to try and catch one of the most elusive of all the snapper species in a zone known as the "Tower."Jul 28th, 2013